It’s time for the Dallas Stars to hit the reset button.
Forget that the team’s record is 1-6-1 so far. Forget that there hasn’t been more than two goals scored in five of the first seven games. Forget that the power play is 1-for-a billion chances, that the penalty kill hasn’t been as strong as last season, that goaltending is regressing way hard the other way. Forget the expectations fans, media, the front office, the coaching staff, the players had for this season.
It’s square one for the new season. The one where the focus becomes winning the next 10 games, and not on anything else (and by winning the next 10, I don’t mean that literally — I mean gaining a point percentage of more than .